Potomac, Maryland is an affluent suburb of Washington, D.C. located approximately 15 miles from Washington, DC. 13305 Drews Lane is eighteen miles to the White House itself.

Potomac is a small town rich in heritage and community values. One of the most affluent and desirable places to live in Montgomery County, Potomac is characterized by rolling green hills, high-end architecturally designed custom homes, and lush golf courses. The small-town atmosphere shows in community participation in many community events and organizations. The “four corners” of Potomac Village, located a little over three miles from this lot, offer every convenience. All the grocery stores are upscale, anything can be delivered to your front door.

In the late 1920's, horse lovers began flocking to Potomac when Washington&'s fox hunters were looking for an escape from their growing city in order to pursue their sport. The "Potomac Hunt" was established in the early 1940's, and the Potomac Polo Club begun in 1957 is still active today.

According to the 2000 census, 20854 (Potomac's ZIP code) is one of the most affluent ZIP postal code in the United States based on per capita income. It is considered one of the wealthiest suburbs in the Washington, D.C. area and is by far the wealthiest town in the state of Maryland. Contributing to the demand for housing in Potomac is its proximity to the northwestern boundary of Washington D.C. Many professionals and diplomats purchase Potomac real estate and commute to Washington to work.

Given the affluence of Potomac and its surrounding communities, the town is also home to several of the region's better known private schools, including such institutions as Connelly School of the Holy Child, The Bullis School, St. Andrew's Episcopal School, and The Heights School.

Potomac is also home to the 2006-2007 Maryland Blue Ribbon Awarded High School, Winston Churchill High School, which is also regarded as one of the best public schools in the United States.

In 1924 the Congressional Country Club was established. Although the clubhouse lies just within the postal boundaries of neighboring Bethesda, Congressional is considered an integral part of Potomac and its history is closely intertwined with the history of Potomac Village. Congressional Country Club is known all over the country for its beautiful landscapes, its multiple restaurants and muti-level clubhouse. Avenel Country Club, an upscale country club is also close by for entertaining and recreation. Several major golf tournaments are held at these exclusive close-by clubs, including the prestigious U.S. Open.